Classroom instructional quality,exposure to mathematics instruction and mathematics achievement in fifth grade     

Erin R. Ottmar  Lauren E. Decker  Claire E. Cameron  Timothy W. Curby  Sara E. Rimm-Kaufman 《Learning Environments Research》2014,17(2):243-262

This study examined the quality of teacher–child interactions and exposure to mathematics instruction as predictors of 5th grade student’s mathematics achievement. The sample was a subset of the children involved in the NICHD–SECC longitudinal study (N = 657). Results indicate that, even after controlling for student demographic characteristics, more exposure to mathematics instruction was related to increased fifth grade mathematics achievement for both calculations and applied problems assessments, but there was no main effect for improved instructional quality. Findings also indicate that, in classrooms where lower instructional quality was observed, greater exposure to mathematics instruction predicted improved mathematics achievement. Findings are discussed in terms of differing aspects of mathematics instruction and the possible compensatory role of exposure to instruction in classrooms of lower quality.  相似文献   

Teaching Supply Chain Management Complexities: A SCOR Model Based Classroom Simulation     

G. Scott Webb  Stephanie P. Thomas  Sara Liao‐Troth 《Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education》2014,12(3):181-198

The SCOR (Supply Chain Operations Reference) Model Supply Chain Classroom Simulation is an in‐class experiential learning activity that helps students develop a holistic understanding of the processes and challenges of supply chain management. The simulation has broader learning objectives than other supply chain related activities such as the Beer Game. Competing supply chains work to produce and sell two products, each experiencing differential demand. Seasonal demand, time delays, quality defects, and disruptions offer complexities that are part of actual supply chain management. The behavioral dynamics of collaboration between various functional nodes is illustrated through students’ interactions as they try to achieve their role's objectives. Through their decisions and actions, students develop a practical understanding of the processes and complexities of supply chain management. The classroom simulation actively engages students, and has been used successfully in multiple courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels at multiple universities and by a major corporation during a manager training session. Assessments indicate that the simulation is an effective experiential learning activity. While it offers learning outcome flexibility, common debrief themes are SCOR model processes, supply chain relationships, information flow, seasonal demand, quality defects, reverse logistics, and supply chain disruptions.  相似文献   

A Behind‐the‐Scenes Guide to School‐Based Research     

Benjamin D. Plummer  Brian M. Galla  Amy S. Finn  Sarah D. Patrick  David Meketon  Julia Leonard  Calvin Goetz  Elizabeth Fernandez‐Vina  Sara Bartolino  Rachel E. White  Angela L. Duckworth 《Mind, Brain, and Education》2014,8(1):15-20

Schools are an important context for both basic and applied scientific research. Unlike the laboratory, however, the physical and social conditions of schools are not under the exclusive control of scientists. In this article, we liken collecting data in schools to putting on a theatrical production. We begin by describing the large cast of characters whose collaborative efforts make school‐based research possible. Next, we address the critics, including the university Institutional Review Board (IRB) and school administrators, whose feedback often improves the final study design. We then turn our attention to set building, stage directions, and rehearsals—key steps in the iterative process of refining study procedures. We end with a discussion of the day of data collection itself and activities that take place after the curtain drops. Throughout, we make recommendations based on our recent experience collecting data at several high schools.  相似文献   

Jahreskonferenz der Nordamerikanischen Vereinigung für Sportgeschichte (NASSH)     

Annette R. Hofmann  Bettina Kratzmüller 《Sportwissenschaft》2006,36(1):109-112

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Editorial     

Sara Selwood 《Cultural Trends》2006,15(2-3):85-86

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I. Overview of the child study center     

Sara J. Little  Marilyn Savage  Kathleen Somers  A. Alleane Taylor  Franklin Tinney  Sherrill Werblood-Manges 《Annals of dyslexia》1974,24(1):106-121

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Museums,galleries and the lottery     

Sara Selwood  Adrienne Muir  Dominic Moody 《Cultural Trends》1995,7(28):1-27

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The art of skillful acquisition     

Sara A. Finnegan 《Publishing Research Quarterly》1988,4(1):20-25

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Japanese Sports A History     

Allen Guttmann  Lee Thompson  Annette R. Hofmann 《Sportwissenschaft》2003,33(3):334-339

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Evaluation of a University‐Based Mentoring Program: Mentors’ Perspectives on a Service‐Learning Experience     

Carolyn Hughes  Elizabeth Boyd  Sara J. Dykstra 《Mentoring & Tutoring: Partnership in Learning》2013,21(4):361-382

Researchers in the educational field have investigated how a caring adult can best provide mentoring support to youth placed at risk and what functions a mentoring program should serve to promote healthy mentoring relationships. However, the perspective of mentors rarely has been sought to elicit their evaluation of a mentoring program or recommendations for programmatic change. The purpose of this article was to investigate the views of university students serving as mentors in high‐need high schools or community centers. We asked 49 students, primarily undergraduates across a range of liberal arts disciplines, who were participating in a university‐based service‐learning mentoring program for youth attending high‐poverty high schools: (a) what activities they engaged in with mentees, (b) how they benefited from the mentoring program, and (c) how they perceived the program and what recommendations they had for change. Findings revealed specific suggestions that mentoring program coordinators can adopt to address mentors’ concerns and promote sustained, durable mentoring relationships for youth.  相似文献